The first of this weekend's back-to-back races at the annual Val Thorens stop on the Audi FIS ski cross World Cup tour took place on Friday on the gruelling Jean Frederic Chapuis course, with the thrilling racing we've come to expect from the iconic French venue resulting in Anna Holmlund (SWE) taking victory on the ladies' side and Chris Del Bosco (CAN) making it two-for-two on the season with a win for the men.

The 2015/16 season of the Continental Cup starts with three competitions in Rena (NOR) this weekend. The first event was a competition on the normal hill on Friday evening.

The Ladies' Continental Cup consists only of two competitions this season, both of them are held this weekend in Notodden (NOR).

Ever wonder how your favourite FIS Cross-Country ranks in all-time World Cup victories. Marit Bjoergen with 108 career victories is not only the most in cross-country but ranks highest in all FIS disciplines.

Just a short two weeks after the Ski Jumping season opener is over, the organisers in the Eastern German town of Klingenthal do not have a lot of time to calm down and breathe: In exactly 24 days, the Vogtland Arena has to be ready for the next World Cup event: the first Nordic Combined competitions of the new year 2016.

The Audi FIS Ski World Cup races 2015 in Beaver Creek are in the books! After two exciting speed races, the week-end ended with a giant slalom on the famous Birds of Prey course.

Lake Louise, Canada – Lindsey Vonn triumphed at Lake Louise by bagging a hat-trick.

Kenneth Gangnes won the second competition in Lillehammer and took his first win in the World Cup.

To the delight of the home crowd the Norwegian team dominated the team relay events today in Lillehammer, Norway

The second Individual Gundersen event in Lillehammer went to Norway’s Magnus Krog. In the end it was just one second that divided the winner of the day from second-placed Fabian Rießle from Germany. The remaining spot on the podium was taken up by Lukas Klapfer from Austria who finished 1.9 seconds later.